SAN ANTONIO–The 126,626-square-foot office class A project will be the first of its kind built on spec in Northwest San Antonio since 2008.

DENVER-October sales volumes were lower than September, but a bit higher than October 2012, and median price was up nearly 12% from the same time last year, according to RE/MAX.

PETALUMA-Section between Marin Civic Center and San Rafael expected to cost $70 million.

SAN FRANCISCO-A 60% drop in vacancies sending rates up, according to CBRE.

AUSTIN-The developer begins building the 240-unit Landmark Conservancy in a submarket with a limited supply of multifamily product.

CALABASAS, CA–Richard Bird also directs the National Self Storage Group.

EMERYVILLE,CA-Sacramento, Las Vegas and the SF Bay Area posted the biggest gains as of Oct. 31, but some of those metros also saw the largest increases in inventory, according to Zip's Housing Trends Report.

SEATTLE and LONDON-Despite economic and political turbulence, global commercial real estate investors will be more willing to take risks in 2014.